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International response to the crisis in Venezuela includes aid deployments from various countries.

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International response to the crisis in Venezuela includes aid deployments from various countries.

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  1. The World Bank and World Health Organization launch teams for international aid response in Venezuela.Sub-event
  2. System failure in Venezuela forces international humanitarian intervention.1 source
  3. Crisis in Venezuela prompts international aid response.Sub-event
  4. Ministry of External Affairs supports relief operations in Venezuela.Sub-event
  5. The Singapore Red Cross Society pledged humanitarian aid to support response efforts in Venezuela.Sub-event
  6. Chicago businesses and Grace Church coordinate aid delivery to Venezuela.Sub-event
  7. Leaders Marco Rubio, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and Emmanuel Macron offered condolences and aid.Sub-event
  8. Mexico, Brazil, and France send personnel to aid Venezuela's recovery efforts.1 source

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